Andrea Rossi ECAT – March update

03/08/2012

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REVOLUTION IN ACTION from Xanthi

(Translated via Google)

03/07/2012

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Dear Ing. Rossi,

Considering that a home-based E-Cat may not be ideally suited to all domestic situations. Is it possible (maybe within 10-20 years) that we could see large, muli-staged, self-sustaining E-Cat power plants that could replace nuclear power plants?

If built next to the existing nuclear reactor buildings, they could even maybe utilise the existing turbines/electicity distribution installations.

Dear Kev:
Yes, it is possible. Consider that we can put in parallel so many E-Cats we want, so once resolved the problem of reaching anough temperature to feed a turbine to obtain an efficiency of 30%, we can do anything, feeding with part of the electricity produced the E-Cats and selling the remaining electric and thermal power. If I am not wrong, that could be named “infinite energy”, couldn’t that ? We are working as beasts on this. Siemens gave us the key.
Warm Regards,
A.R.

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03/06/2012

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Dear Mr. Rossi,
You explained that it takes approx. 1 hour to start the E-cat process.
Why does it take one hour:
– due to low heat conductivity from heater to core?
– because the process has a slow avalanche response?
– other reason?